All right. Thank you, Scott Chanon. Thanks to all of you for being with us right down our toll-free telephone number.

It's 800, 941. Sean, if you want to be a part of the program, you know, as we're coming on the air here, you know, this is kind of sort of just breaking.

Joe Biden has just announced $1 billion taxpayer dollars in handouts to victims of African natural disasters.

I will say this, we are the most generous country on earth.

I'm not surprised that we help out other countries in need.

But meanwhile, as we have pointed out repeatedly on this program, and we have had Operation

Heelow on this program, Samaritans purse on this program, and we have spoken to people

on the ground, we have Americans that pretty much have been abandoned.

Hurricane Helene victims in North Carolina, especially in the northwest portion of the state,

just completely abandoned.

And if not for the generosity of Operation Heelo, they've been on the ground the entire time.

FEMA is rejecting one homeowner application after another.

They,

Joe and Kamala, you know, did next to nothing to help these people in need.

You have people, families that are living intense according to the Operation Helo guys.

And, you know, I'm all in favor of helping things like this, you know, abroad.

If people, there's a natural catastrophe, there's no more generous people on earth than the people of the United States of America.

But we've got to help our own first.

And if not for Elon Musk, these people probably still wouldn't have communications.

And Donald Trump made that

happen. And it's, it is just unbelievable that he's sending another $750 million to Ukraine

as he's been escalating that war, you know, in his final 50 days in office. He's, he's what? What does

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